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Covers risks from voltage, rain, moisture, liquid ingress, ventilation, and fuse handling to prevent shocks and fires.
Guidelines for safe cable management, moving the unit, proper placement, and supervision when children are present.
Advises against high volume levels to prevent hearing damage from speakers or headphones.
Overview of all controls on the front panel, including channel strips, processor, and master section.
Details on rear panel connections for power, speakers, inserts, and fuse replacement.
Adjusts input sensitivity to optimize signal level and avoid distortion or noise.
Controls for adjusting high, mid, and low frequencies for desired tonal character.
Determines the amount of internal or external effect signal added to the input channel.
Controls the level of auxiliary signal for monitor mixes or external effect sends.
Controls signal placement within the stereo image and balances stereo signals.
LED indicates signal clipping; volume fader controls the channel's output level.
Details on XLR mic, unbalanced jack line, and stereo line input sockets.
Explains settings for Echo, repeated Echo, and Halo effects using specific controls.
Details how to use controls for various Reverb effects, including 'cathedral' sounds.
Describes common controls for activating, shaping, mixing, and monitoring effects.
Controls for auxiliary send volume, tape input, and master L/R stereo outputs.
Features the 6-band graphic equalizer and LED meters for monitoring output levels.
Covers power switch, speaker outputs, and insert sockets located on the rear panel.
Details XLR mic inputs and unbalanced jack line inputs for instruments.
Describes stereo line inputs, tape in/out sockets, and auxiliary/effect send connectors.
Explains master outputs, auxiliary outputs, effect sends, and stereo insert sockets.
Advises against heat, sunlight, vibration, dust, moisture, EM interference, and covering vents.
Covers safe mains connection, grounding, speaker impedance limits, and cable quality.
Guides on connecting speakers/inputs and setting all controls to minimum before powering on.
Steps for setting channel gain and using EQ for optimal dynamics and room acoustics.
Explains how the graphic EQ improves sound, corrects acoustics, and reduces feedback.
Provides guidelines on slider positions, tone controls, and final EQ adjustments for optimal sound.
Instructions on using controls for Echo and Halo effects, including delay time and repeats.
Guidance on setting up Reverb effects using 'predly', 'long', and 'short/long' controls.
Explains the function of Tone, Aux, Bal, and Eff controls for shaping and routing effects.
Provides specific control settings for achieving different Echo and Halo effects.
Illustrates specific settings for various Reverb effect combinations.
Crucial warning against operating internal amplifiers with loads below 4 ohms each.
Demonstrates connecting one 8-ohm speaker enclosure per master output.
Illustrates connecting two 8-ohm speaker enclosures per master output.
Guide on using the AUX output as a monitor send for self-powered stage monitors.
Instructions for using the AUX output as an effect send for external processing units.
Using stereo jack inserts to connect external processors like equalizers or limiters.
Connecting speakers or amplifiers to inserts, with options for line-only or full output.
How to connect an external effect device using the 'ext. eff. send' socket.
Using the 'eff' control to blend internal and external effect signals on a channel.
Alternative method for returning external effects using the Tape-In input.
Procedure for connecting a tape recorder for playback and adjusting levels.
Procedure for connecting a tape recorder for recording and setting input levels.
Details sensitivity, impedance, gain range, tone controls, and noise for input channels.
Lists specifications for the digital processor, including DSP, bandwidth, and distortion.
Covers frequency response, S/N ratio, EQ, output levels, power, and amplifier protections.
Explains the WEEE symbol and the product's compliance with waste electrical and electronic equipment regulations.
Guidance for EU private households on proper disposal of electrical and electronic equipment.
Instructions for businesses in the EU on how to properly dispose of electrical and electronic equipment.
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